NetApp Inc - Statistics & Facts

NetApp's product-line

The largest of NetApp's segments by revenue was its "Product" segment, totaling nearly 3.3 billion U.S. dollars in 2021. The company's flagship products include NetApp's FAS (Fabric-Attached Storage), AFF (All-Flash FAS), and ASA (All SAN Array) storage systems. The company's ONTAP data management operating system has been under development continuously since 1992 and is used for several of its hardware product management. Currently, there are three ONTAP platforms: FAS/AFF systems, software running as a virtual machine on servers (ONTAP Select), and cloud computing (Cloud Volumes ONTAP). Some of the sought-after features of NetApp systems are the ease of integration of enterprise applications for data backup, cloning, provisioning, and other self-service storage.

Competition and controversy

Together, the Americas - the United States, Canada, and Latin America - account for the majority of NetApp's regional revenues worldwide. The company held a share of around 10 percent in the external enterprise storage systems market worldwide and a share of almost 20 percent in the all-flash array market. Its competitors in the enterprise storage market include Dell EMC, HPE, and Pure Storage. In 2007, NetApp filed a lawsuit against Sun Microsystems for patent infringement of file systems. After the acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle Corporation, NetApp announced an agreement with the new owners to dismiss the lawsuits.

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